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Notice.

7 q. THARP, Of Banquo, Huntington
u . county, Indiana, will take notice that L
A. Buzzsrd did, ON the 23d day Of February,
A. D. 1887. file her petition in the Common
Pleas Cuurt Of Highland county. Ohio, asking
judgment against the said J. H Thsrp, for the
with interest ct eight per cent. per snnun
from the 2sth day Of October, A D. 1875 on y
certain prOmissOry note signed and delivered
by the said J. H. Tharp to the said L. A. Buzz
card.
There, was issued in said action an order Of
attachment, which was levied upon the undi-
vided one tenth part Of the following described
real estate, - the interest Of the said J. q.
Tharp therein, to-wit: Situate In the county
Of Highland, and State Of Ohio. and in the
township Of Penn, and known aud described
upon the town plat Of the Village Of Samantha,
- In-LOts Nos 6, 8, IL and 10.
And also the following tract Of land, situate
IN Penn township, Highland county. and State
Of Ohio, and bounded and described as follows,
to-wit Beginning at point 10 Free Turnpike
Road No. A thence in northernly direction,
and with the eastern boundary Of the Village
Of Samantha, 10 point in the Samanths and
Leesbu!g Road Improvement No. o; thence
Lands Of John Rickman thence in southern
y direction, with the lines Of Rickmsn,
Wright and FittrO, respectively, to point in
Free Turnpike Kosd No. A thence with said
road west to the place OF beginning, containing
forty acres Of land mUre or less.
6sid property 10 appraised q follows: In
Lot No. 8 st $50 In-Lot No. 0 at $3.50; In
Lot No. u ct ESQ. and In-Lot No. 10 ct $50.
The forty acre tract above described is ap.
praised at as per acre.
Said J. b. Tharp is hereby notified that he 10
required 10 appear and answer said petition on
or before the 7th day Of May, A. D. 1887.
L. A. BUzzARD.
HIILsBoRo. o March 10th, 1887.
Allen T. Boatman, Atty. to
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Corner Main and High Streets.
DUKE OF FRANCE

Win stand for the service Of mares until Nov
/, ct my stables in New Boston.
DESCRIPTION and PEDiGREE.-Duke Of
France 10 Of pure French-Norman blood /;
stands 161 hands high, weighs /, 700 lbs , will
nne style and action, good bone and loot.
splendid body; . fine dapple gray in color
with white name and tail, and can show four
minute gait on the road. He was foaed Ma,
I. 1877, and imported BY G. F. Gonch in 1879
Sired by Duke II. 1876. by Monte w., by
Piereld VIII, by Henry IN. 1902. by Millsrd
1878. Dam, Donzime, by Triesem 1016. b.
BY Septine, by Seymour 1462. by. Snguiem
1884, registered in French Stud-book, 1878.
TERMS.-s15 to insure mare IN fosl. Per.
sons parting with mare before known to be
in foal, forfeits insurance. All possible care
will be taken to prevent accidents, but will
not be responsible should any occur. Mares
must be brought regularly, and tried ever,
twenty-one days. Persons parting with nsre-
before eleven months, forfeit the insurance
money. Parties bringing diseased mare "
my stable will be held responsible for damages
Money 70 te due as soon as mares are known t.,
be in foal, or parted with. A lien on colts, &C.
cording 10 law, until money is paid.
REUBEN p. GROVE, New Boston, o. Dallas 20.
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Beautify Your Home

In no branch OF domestic manufacture
has such progress been made as in the
productions Of the carpet looms. The
styles of the present season, both in the
common and better grades, are all that
the most exacting taste could desire,
while the improvement in the quality
of the goods is no less marked. We are
now showing an unusually large line,
for which We placed our orders in De.
cember of last year, before the recent
labor strikes, and are therefore in posi-.
ton to sell them at lower prices than
those who purchased later.
We have also large variety of Lace
Curtains, ranging as low as 81 per pair |;
for really nice goods, upward. We can
sell you Curtain Scrims in good quail.
ties, not the trashy goods usually sold at
the price, at 10 cents per yard. We
have just placed on sale one bale of
pure linen crash, fast edges, at cents
per yard, while in the finer grades and
in Table Linens and towels, we are
offering equally as good value.
In spring and summer dress goods we
are showing the latest things in the
market, at prices that can not be dupli.
Gated elsewhere. In addition to our
large stock Of staple goods, we have an
endless variety of Laces, Embroideries,
Ribbons, Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery, and
small articles which will interest all
purchasers. For full particulars "See
Small Bills" a little gem of art which
may be had free of cost, by calling at
our store. An inspection, whether you
purchase or not, will be appreciated.
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sPARGUR E. co.
Masonic Temple, High Street.
March 1st, 1887.

nn n N PVfo be made. Cut this out and 70.
vturn to us, and We will send you
free something Of great vsiue
:. yoa ia sSsS e a .s :: y ;oa
in moro money right away than anythtng
else in this world. Anyone can do the wors
s.. a: oos: on es:s so
all workers. We will start you capital NOT
needed. This i one Of the 6enuine. inport.
spS q TN Thp,: .o .: :,
Grand outnt free. Address Rue 4 Co., Au.
gusta, Maine.
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School Bpport.

Report Of Emerald school for the month
ending April lst, 1887. Per cent Of attend.
snoe 66 No. visitors last month 8. Names OF
those wh"se average grade . 90 per cent. or
Csss A-Lueisn Eylsr es,f. Bert Smith %.
% Ulass B-Eucy Smith 9s, Enc WiIkin s6,
Hamsr Baker 96]S. Charles Saith o., Jacn6
Stout 0O, Ann L~wis 90. Masths Lewis 90,
George Baker 9b, Pst Lewis 90.
No. OF scholars Who have bad the messlse
since Feb. Let, -. IRA T. BoorH, Teacher.
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SCHOOL EXAMINERS.

NNHE BoarS Of School Examinersof of Highland
Applicants for Certificates will take place in the
Hillsboro Union School building on the first
esturday Of every month, and on the third Sat
urdsy Of February, March, April, August, Sep
tember and October. The Examination fe,
prescribed by law is so cents. By order of the
Board.
au23y1 E. G. SMITH, Clerk
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Liver Complaint

Is more surely and speedily cured by the
use Of Ayers Sarsaparilla, than by any
other remedy. s~I was great sufferer
from liver troubles, and never found any.
thing that gave me permanent relief until
! began taking Ayers sarsaparilla, about
two years ago. A few bottles Of this med.
icine produced radical cure. WIN. L.
Baker, la5 w. Brookline It,, Boston, Mass.
A Remarkable Cure.
Ayers Sarsaparilla has cured me Of a.
bad case Of Abscesa Of the Liver as any
human being could be afflicted with and
live. was confined to the house for two
years, and, for the Inst three months Of
that time, was unable TO leave my bed.
Four physicians treated me without Civ.
Ing relief, and, In fact, nothing helped me,
until ] tried Ayes Sarsaparilla. After
using . quarter of . bottb OF this m}dk
cine / blgunsto feel bstter, and every
additional d0ac aeeineds 70 hriuEs Hew
health aud strength. used three bodies,
and an now sbls to attend 70 ny businsss.
] walk To- tOwn --0ue .niile di6tant -ana
| return, uifAout .di1gulty. Ayeses 0agsas.
pasila m fseo9plluhs4 ~ ~ ~ -.
~. 3 Nlner, CsFuea cltys ~
Ays.s'''s Sass 3 ! ~ u %, e,
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Bles :ss::': sss:: q f'::s:l ::s:s,:: .:;',a III
Windy Colis. Tssthing Paine. o.
Stomach Disorders, can b yslievsd
q once by using Asksfs Baby eoothsr.
Il contains no Opium or Aorphins,
hspcs y safe. Price - eents. Sold b.
Garrett Bros, druggists.
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Try Langdon's City Butter Crackers.

MOv>> OF the good things Of this
NNNNsS life are sorrowfully let
alone on account Of Dyspepsia. Ackers
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigeation and Constipation; sold on .
positive guarantee q - and 30 cents. BY
Garrett Bros, druggists.
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Vk m ran live at home. and make more
money at work for US, than at any.
hing else In this world. Capital not
uVOneeded; you are started free. Both
eex~s; all ages. Anyone can do the work.
Large earnings sure from nrst start. Costly
outnt and terms free. Better not delay. Cost:
out; II yOu are wise you will de- 80 at once.
H. HALLETT & Co, Portland, Maine
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INSPECTORS REPORT.
te, highland Ceunt ty, Ohio:

Highland
and mm-d-y the therein
which should custody compliance
~ '' JOHN A. TRMBLE, JR
4. 3. ,
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VQnU Taught by Mail. sim.
nUK plest system in Exist.
VuUVU ence. Can Ue learned b.
anyone IN 10 10 20 days. Tuition low. Sen
for circu lars, terms, etc. D., to CHARLES A.
DUTTON, Surryville, Ohio. jah27-mS
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and ii the charges bs properly sustained
the defendant will bs disbsrred. II you
are brave enough 10 lead bowling mob
to hanging matinee. be plucky enough
to arraign the workers Of iniqnity in the
legal profession. A little practical re.
form is better than wholesale brutality
in the name Of justice. The levsl.headed
thoughtful man who discountenancss
mobs IL the very fellow . schemins
criminal lawyer seeks to dismiss II he
appears In venire.
In the foregoing have sought to cast
no discredit upon Judge H. M. Hugsins.
whom l regard - IN honest, faithful and
clear.headed jurist. ! have likewise
great respect for Judge 9. F. Steel, his
predecessor. Their characters ere above
reproach and they have not counts.
nanced, much less asuisted any intrigues
that may have been projected in the
criminal Courts Of this county. In the
complaints agsin6t criminal Courts aris.
| ing from the country at laFee little fanlt
| y 1ound with the men on the bench.
The target q which % many ana&hsmas
ase aimed b the veedict of, The jusy. and
~ acknowlsddAg thb iaae . 6se6t ~
lsksneils tAst nj ~ ees'clhiHe nSSs
| jsss vssiisis fd6s Il = 49, skeSj1
80 ea9Qo - - revo.ooee = ~ g 1t'
8SS'' ~ ~ ISSS r. I|''11S 49, -
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entire crop at their factory in st. Angus.

entire crop at their factory in -. Angus
tine.
Pensacola Advance Gazette: There are
rumOrs OF complaint among the men en-
ployed at the Fort Mcltae jetues. some
OF them complain of tho Inadequate
wages ana OF an lm!ropetSupply OF ProNl'
sions. As to the former, they began
work knowing the compensation they
were to be paid. As TO the latter, they
ought to have no reason for discomfort,
for 1t is not Uncle sans policy TO stsrNe
those under his employ. 1t Is stated mat
the matter either has been or Will DC
brought to Capt. IloXie's attention.
Friday noon last DR.. and Mrs. K. Lind
ner, of Anthony, were firing the dead
grass around their barn, aud watched tue
smolderipG ashes until, as they thought,
they had died out. Tired with their work,
they went into the house, threw them
selves upon the bed and soon tell asleep.
They were aroused by the roaring OF
flames to lind that their barn was afre,
but so far advanced that assistance was
OF no avail and everything in IL was de
strOyed. The loss is fully 5000 with no
insurance. and consisted OF very Vatud-
nie family horse, new buggy, wagon and
harness, besides all the Doctors farming
implements, feed, etc.
Much land At Cotton Plant mas recently
changed hands. which is one OF the best
localities in Florida. Among the deeds
lately recorded IN tue clerks office is
eighty acres from Maria Hemmingway to
James RatlltTe, OF Kansas, consideration
81 coo; and James NJ. Rcufro and wife to
Alhertus Y OCT and wife. Mary A, an I'M
divided interest in Woodburn grove"
consideration $4,000 cash. Mr.. Nogt
owned the other one-half OF above Valu-
able tract. consisting of l2O acres. sixty
acres q! waicG are cultivated aud Is one
cd the best farms in the county. Twelve
acres are in grove and other FRUIT trees,
many If which are bearing.
St Augustine Weekly: The shovelerS
employed in eNcavatinG for the sewer on
King street Yesterday, At depth of 6tccJ
below the surface OF the street and dI-
rec'ly in front Of yhe west corner OF the
sanchez block, came upon well-pre-
served barre. in an upright position and
Thoroughly biackened by age. This bar
rel, it is supposed, formed part OF a we'll
which must have existed before st. Au.
Sustiue was laid out in streets. This
being true, its axe cannot be far from 800
Years. The wonderful preserving quail
ties Of the thoroughly saturated sands
upon which this city is built have been
further eXemphhed by the frequent dis
coveries Of remains of Indians in an almost
perfect state of preservation in different
parts Of tue city. Upon the site otsthe
present sanchez, HAmbleu and Gordon
blocks, hundreds Of human skeletons
were thrown up when eNcaYatiug for the
foundations, thus verifying the lOug eN-
listing theory that that portion OF the city
was al one time. probably before the land
lbg 81 Christopher Columbus, vast
battle-ground OF a nav extinct race.
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TIE proposed hotel paper at st. Angus
tine has nEz'ed.
The citi1eus OF rrsbUe will meet 70.
uigul 10 decide whether or not they VIII
incorporate the town.
4 meeting % the co,orei Catholics O.
-. Augustine WAS held In The old con-
vent last sunday evening 70 devise means
Tor raising funds 70 build church for
their own use.
Two Of the lSrEe classmates a. Fort
Marion, -. Augustine, have been con-
verified into scbooIrSClns, and the juvenile
Ind So cspIlVvs are now receiving educa-
ccual Instruction under lie tGiorslip o.
ice sisters o. -. Joseqa's.
Al the sale o. tie James <. Clarke &
c.. mlI aud lAuds. wllcl took place al
l1e court house s. Pensacola las. week.
tae property was knocked OF 20 e. Z.
Damn a. $1,000. Mr.. Dunn AVS t1st u
= AIS intention % run tae mil 20 It's ful!
capacity.
James Alien colorsdh +, employed on the
Lle4t galS rel alrlus tie WLa-i So FlIt
AchAe, tell luto t1s water las; Wttua..
dSy Iir-t vale engaged A. 6ls WORK aud
was drowned. Allen w&s Unmarried. q
res.de1t o. Pensacola, and =; o1e uIs
was bar pii,..
The tobacco industry in Florida. and
particularly - -. Augustine. j. .u.l q
rich promises or ta- near future. lss.
sides tse large establishment 90 Ba--
nsYan, Gouza.ez s Co.. which Will s-ou
Sherd employ meat Tor lsrEt humber o.
operatives, a lew concern Las Just started
a. pOs ness % 1arlotta sire g. tee BIO
prletors q w1.c1 are owners q ex-.-.
save tobacco Plantations in Saual 4 .ar.
ida, and they Propose - .eEk W LEX
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PLANT STEAMSHIP LINE

TAMPA, KEY Wk>r. HAVANA.
TKI-wFFNLN.
SOt TIL BOUND.
Nv lamNa Tues. Thurs. and sat. p. n.
Ar key w est Wel.. Friday, and sun. p. m .
Ar Havana Thurs, sat. ami Mon. ,. N .
&ORlu-BOOND.
lv Havana Thurs. sat. and Mon noon.
Nv Key Wet Thurs. Sal. and Mon 2. II.
Ar Tampa Friday, sun. aud Tues. p. N.
CourecuCE as Tampa with West India Fast
Iraiu 60 auD from y 'rtncru y Eastern cities
For s-ateroOm accom- mO1auous apply 20
Clv Ticket once -, T. ana ". By., Jsck
~ouyllc. OF A-ert Plant ste ship J. ne.
lamp 4. u. tN Ems. TrsiGc Manager.
4. :. HAl\ES Genera Manager.
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AOEN EGLlONS.
At SAVANNAH for Charleston at 10 m
garrlve Augusta via Yemassee at IS p M
l2:l5 p m and % . m; for Augusta nd At
lanta at 40 m and $40 p m: witlsteam-
snIps for New York Monday, Wedneiay and
Friday; Tor Boston Thursday; for Fillmore
every fifth day.
AtJE>UP for Brunswick at l:45 N ,eX-
cent sunday and 5 80 a N; for Macn l; Is a
n. $50 m and 1920 m.
At WAICROSS for Brunswick at3:t5 n
and 5 :05 p N.
AtCALLAHAN for Fernandina as 100 a N
and a p m: for Waldo, Cedar he. Ocala,
etc. ct Il 80 n and 200 p m teX0pt sun
At LIVE OAK for Madison, Taahassee,
etc, at Il :ts ~ and 1:45 p Il.
At GAINESVILLE for Ocala. Tavares,
Pemberton's Ferry, Brooksville an Tampa
at 10 80 m: for Cedar Key at 5 20 I'm.
At2LBAAY for Atlanta. Macon, Sontgom-
cry. Mobile. New Orleans, Nashville etc.
At CHATTAHOOCHEE for Hnsacola,
Mobile, New Orleans att IA p m; With Peo-
pies Line steamers advertising to cave for
Apalachlcola az 500 p N Sunday andN ednes-
d8v.
Tickets sold and sleeping car births Sc
cured At BRES'S Ticket Office, ant at tla
Passenger station.
NN. p. HARDEE, Gen'l Pass. gent.
R. G. FLEMING, Superintendent.
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to CHATTANOOGA u cup
Pullman Buffet cars leave Atlanta daily at
500 m for New York without change VIA
Rome, Dalton. Knoxville, Bristol, Roanoke
and Hagerst0wn.
Pullman Buffet cars leave Rome daily at
$500 D m FOR Washington without change via
Roanoke and shenandoah juno ion.
Pullman Buffet cars leave Jesup daily at
/: N ana 20 p n .or Atlanta, Chattanooga
and Cincinnati
leighton sleeping ears leave Brunswick
Cslly at 05 m for Macon.
IIckets to all points North, East, West and
Northwest can be purch 1sed upon application
10 MIR. w N. Bren. City Ticket Agent and 10
depot ticket agent =, F. and ". Ry.. Savan-
nah. BY lhi- short line.
/. j. ELLIS, Assistant gen. Pass. Agent.
Atlantis. Ga. Is. W. WREN
General PASSENGER and Meet AEent.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Coco .

is = valuable Substitute for tea or coffee 1t
nourIshes, while they only stimulate, \ SUI
pertor drink for children ana for nervous and
delicate women. It is different from all
o her cocoas. All druggists and grocers
keep IT.
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ALBANY EXREsS

stops at ali regular stations Pullman II
let sleeping cars 70 and from jacksonville i'd
sshlngton, and TO and iron JSckson4le
and Louisville via Townsville snd NInt-
gomery. Pullman buffet cars and dann ou-
COR buffet cars via Waycross, Abanvand
Macon. and via Waycross. Jesup md Neon,
between Jacksonville and Cincinnati. Also,
through passenger coaches between Lesson
vile and Chattanooga
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Sbippiul.
Sbippin9.
DeBARY-BAYA
Merchants Line.
THE FAvoRITE
st. Johns River Route.

THE elegant steamers q the DeBary- Rava
Il Merchants /. ne, running between IarS-
sq1yil.t so Enterprise. on the saint johns
river. t.lr.I 8. c4uao; Re surpassed fgr sre-.i
SAFETY Ag1 comfort. Through steamer leaves
wrAri q -, & " ~ Go. daily On arrival
% = Asf Nal. que % l-M.
re PsS;G2 ana sanford DIVISION. Known
s. tat Day -at Lie. ha- become very poqu.
lar al r. ,h- avoutc .lle Tor the Tour q
ana lrsfec r. steamer leaves PalAtka g .llr.
sAeef7 sun iaY. att;l5 A H., arriving o. San-
for nc l:t F. X. Enterprise rF.N.
O.o-e connections made vita 81 Lines d.
Nrr1i1E Tor points Orr tre Interior. south Per
ida, Sew dreams snt Havana.
CHA> b. FENWICk.
Gsa. Pas. AGENT.
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lR. 4. FONTAINEIS PREPaHkTICl
Shbdrtna.
Compagnie Generate TrauSatlantique
French Line 10 Havre.

ID EIN BEN New l ork and Gayre. FROM pier
ID 80 ~, L.. foot ~ Morton st-eet
Travellers by WIS line ayoid both transit liz
ErE.ish railway ana the discomfort Of cross
INK tEe Channel Ia S small ,oSt. Special tram
leaving he Com pAuy's dock az Hayre dlrs-t
for PARIS on Arrlysl % steamers. BG.ssys
checked 81 New York through 70 Paris
IA NORMA y III r., pE "a Atl1-.>ATI- r
DAY. Feb. -. Az.
ola CHAMPAGNE, TRAYS, SATURDAY.
Fel. %. = o. X.
Ii BOUEGOGNE, FEANGEUL, SATUR.
DAY. teb p, An
DAY N .rrn 3, 8 FL
PRICE or PASSAGE including wine:
To HAN kE-first cabin. Sls,. $40 AoQ 81;
Second e sblu. So; >teerAsc from New lorg %
Havre, 81: S;eeraEe FROM New York 90 Par.S
J. including VINE, bedding and utensils.
LOUIS pE BEBIAS, Agent Bowling
CIreen. foot q Broalway, New York.
Or W iI-DEk 4 CO, Agents for savannah.
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Charleston { Savannah ~. Co.

CONNECTIOS made at SAVANNA With
y Savannah, Florida and Western Rail-
way.
Trains leave and arrive at Savannah BIZ
standard time ,golh meridian, which IS 81
minutes slower than city time.
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aailrsaos.
jacksonville, Tampa & Key West RV.

QUICKEST and best route for all points in
~ Florida south Of Jacksonville. Schedule
lu~t1,ct NOV EMBER IAN. 1855. Main Inc
trans Use =. :, and " Ran way station in
jacksonville, making direct connection with
all rams iSom Savannah, the North and
w tst. NO transfer.
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KIESLING'S NURSERY.

WHITE BLUFF ROAD.
DLANT>. BOUQUETS. DESIGNS, CUT
i FLOWERS furnished 20 order. Leave
orders Is Dsyls Bros corner Bail ARd YORK
ttreets. Telephone cal .4i-
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GOING SOUTH.

Leave Jacksonville -. Augustine Divi-
sion 9:00 N. 20 p N, 400 m.
Arrive -. Augustine 81. Augustine Diyi-
SION 1850 II. =.50 p n, 80 J NJ
GOING NORTH-Lesve Tampa % D m
Cuban mail ami $3.50 s. N; Orlando 1900
gnt. rs a m and Is p II. sanford l:i5 a
m. 80 m and 2:+j p n. -Arriye Palstka
AIS and ll:io q N, SEQ p N; jacksonville o 80
IA. y Aad 20 n, connecting for all
points North ard West.
Leave =. Augustine go 3 N. l9:00 aud go
p lr. Arrye Jacksonville .0:0o a m, : - and
s.2- 90.
--.5l IL Cuban mail train south has
through P- man sleeper from New YORK 10
J am t, aui connects with steamer Tor KEY
West aul HavauS Tuesday. Thursday Snd
saturday -a--. $50 p I'D Cuban mail Train
Nor,hUafi has Pullman Sleeper through 10
Wata nS.on. No change OF cars between
Is A-.arl.le ana Tampa.
Direct connections with Florida southern
Railway a. PalAtaA Tor GAINESVILLE. OcaiA
and Leesogrs, And with SD, and II. x. r.
tgr bsyt0rA. At Ttu>vtlie with steamer
"Bocklt1se for al 10 -, on Indian river.
L. C.. pEMING, Gen. Ticket AGENT.
NJ. r. MORAN. Gen. Sapt.
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THE steamships OF this company are an
4 pointed to sail from Savannah for Baltl
more AS follows-city time:
W nj. CRANE. Can't. BILLUPs. SATURDAY,
Feb. II. Al 10 80 A. ".
wNI.LAwRFNCE. Capt. snow, THURS
DAY, Feb. l., st 3P.N
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'Dal-y OetWeen savannah a1l LlarlesIon.
sundays on v.
lralu No - makes no connection VITA
Port ROYAL aud Augusta Raj way. and stops
only az E!dgelanl, Green Pond snd Ravenel
Tram - stops on s. at lemassee and Green
Pond, and connects To- Al,endAle dAi y. eNcept
sunday. Trains - and 80 couuec' from and
fer Beaufort and Port Royal daily, eNcep5
SUNDAY
For tickets. sleeping car reservations and all
other I'M rruatlan, Spplv 70 William Rren
special Ticket Agent, - Bun street and sc
Charleston AMI savannah Railway t.cset
office. e. savannah, Florida and Western
Railway depot.
C.s. GADsDEN, supt.
Nov. q. lSS5.